The Most Important Barrier to Labor Law Reform in the U.S

question 27

Multiple Choice

The most important barrier to labor law reform in the U.S. is:

• A) Disagreement over whether reform is actually needed.
• B) An unwillingness of labor and management to reform the law.
• C) Disagreement over just exactly how to reform the law.
• D) There are no real barriers; labor law reform is currently in process.

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